Mini tuna salads for kids

4 servings Prep: 15 mins, Cooking: 0
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Get your kids munching on all the good stuff with this pretty salad.

By Food24 October 08 2010
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Ingredients (12)

Salad:
2 eggs
1 english cucumber
lettuce — iceberg, torn
cherry tomatoes — halved
1 can tuna — tinned in oil
8 calamata olives — pitted and halved
30 g feta cheese
fresh chives — finely snipped
DRESSING:
60 ml fresh chillies — 573
1 lemon — juice only
salt — pinch
1 tsp honey — clear
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Method:

First make the dressing: whisk all the ingredients together and set
aside.
Put the eggs on to boil.
Rinse the cucumber and cut a 5mm horizontal slice off the long side
to expose the flesh.
Using a mandolin or sharp knife, cut into
horizontal slices, each about 1-2 mm thick.
Place a food ring or similar
on a salad plate and firmly press the cucumber slice around the inside
to form a circle (you may need to use two overlapping slices, depending
on the length of your cucumber).
Cut any left-over slices into
matchstick-sized pieces.
Fill the cucumber ring with a mixture of
lettuce, cucumber sticks, tomatoes, tuna, olives and feta.
Now gently slide the food ring up and off.
When the eggs are done, run them under cold water for a
minute, peel and cut into quarters.
Top the salads with the warm
quartered eggs and a scattering of snipped chives.
Trickle the dressing
over the top of each salad.
Serve immediately.

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